Editing Gorilla Glacier

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|image=[[File:GorillaGlacier DKC.png|200px]]<br>World map in the original version<br>[[File:Gorilla Glacier GBC.png|200px]]<br>World map in the [[Game Boy Color]] version<br>[[File:Gorilla Glacier GBA.png|200px]]<br>World map in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version
|game=''[[Donkey Kong Country]]
|levels=6
|before=[[Vine Valley (world)|<<]]
|after=[[Kremkroc Industries, Inc.|>>]]
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{{quote|The snowcapped peaks of Donkey Kong Country are rarely climbed due to the hazardous conditions found at such high elevations. The ground is like solid ice and does not offer a firm foothold for the explorer. Blinding blizzards often strike without warning. The resulting lack of visibility can make the already challenging obstacles in this area next to impossible!|Donkey Kong Country instruction booklet, page 21}}
'''Gorilla Glacier''' is the fourth world in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' and an arctic wasteland found on the peak of [[Donkey Kong Island]]. It consists of several ice caves and deep ravines, as well as a treetop village. In most levels, there is a 3-D effect of snow and dynamic backgrounds. Most of the levels have icy, slippery ground that cause [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]] to slightly lose traction.

Gorilla Glacier appears to be the mountainous counterpart to the [[Volcano]] world from ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]''. When asked if they were the same region, senior designer Kynan Pearson approved of the idea.<ref>KynanPearson (August 12, 2021). [https://twitter.com/KynanPearson/status/1425940659152769030 Tweet by Kynan Pearson] [https://web.archive.org/web/20210812220225/https://twitter.com/KynanPearson/status/1425940659152769030 (Archived)]. ''Twitter''. Retrieved January 30, 2022.</ref> However, the [[Cliff]] world uses arranged versions of Gorilla Glacier's music.

In the ''[[Donkey Kong Country (television series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' cartoon, the Gorilla Glacier portion of [[Kongo Bongo Island]] is referred to as the '''White Mountains'''. This area is the home of [[Eddie the Mean Old Yeti]] and is otherwise fairly barren of features.

==Levels==
{{DKC map}}
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Snow Barrel Blast 5.png|'''[[Snow Barrel Blast]]'''<br>The first level of Gorilla Glacier, Snow Barrel Blast is a snow-filled level containing several [[Barrel Cannon]]s necessary to travel across the pitfalls.
Slipslide Ride SNES 2.png|'''[[Slipslide Ride]]'''<br>The second level of Gorilla Glacier, Slipslide Ride takes place in an icy cavern. Getting through the levels requires the Kongs to use slippery ropes to slide either up or down an area.
Ice Age Alley.png|'''[[Ice Age Alley]]'''{{footnote|main|a}}<br>The third level of Gorilla Glacier, Ice Age Alley also takes place during a snowstorm, though it has more rope-swinging segments in place of Barrel Cannons. Shortly before the start is an [[animal crate]] of [[Expresso]], who can help the Kongs cross the pitfalls more quickly. [[Mini-Necky]]s are the main enemies of the level.
Croctopus Chase SNES.png|'''[[Croctopus Chase]]'''{{footnote|main|a}}<br>The fourth level of Gorilla Glacier, Croctopus Chase takes place in a very cold river. In various segments, a [[Croctopus]] chase after the Kongs, who have to swim away from them, until reaching a small area where the Croctopus rests.
Torchlight Trouble SNES 3.png|'''[[Torchlight Trouble]]'''{{footnote|main|b}}<br>The fifth level of Gorilla Glacier, Torchlight Trouble takes place in a dark cave level, exclusively featuring [[Squawks]], who carries a torchlight to help the Kongs see their way ahead. [[Oil drum]]s and [[Mincer]]s appear as obstacles throughout the cave.
Rope Bridge Rumble 3.png|'''[[Rope Bridge Rumble]]'''{{footnote|main|b}}<br>The sixth and final level of Gorilla Glacier, Rope Bridge Rumble takes place in a treetop village. An [[animal crate]] of [[Winky]] appears in the first [[bonus room]], and he can help by defeating [[Zinger]]s and jumping between platforms over pitfalls.
DKC-ReallyGnawtyRampage.png|'''Boss level: [[Really Gnawty Rampage]]'''<br>The boss level of Gorilla Glacier, Really Gnawty Rampage is where [[Really Gnawty]] is fought. He is fought similarly to [[Very Gnawty]], except he can jump higher and, in the Game Boy Advance remake, cause stalagmites to fall from the ceiling upon landing.
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{{footnote|note|a|Ice Age Alley and Croctopus Chase had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.}}
{{footnote|note|b|Torchlight Trouble and Rope Bridge Rumble had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.}}
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=レベル4 ホワイトマウンテン
|JapR=Reberu 4 Howaito maunten
|JapM=Level 4 White Mountain
|Spa=Glaciar Gorila
|SpaM=Gorilla Glacier
|Fre=Glacier des Gorilles
|FreM=Gorilla Glacier
|Ger=Gorilla-Gletscher
|GerM=Gorilla Glacier
|Ita=Gorilla al Polo Nord
|ItaM=Gorilla at the North Pole
}}

==References==
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[[Category:Donkey Kong Island]]
[[Category:Snowscapes]]
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 ==Levels==
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-|image1=[[File:Snow Barrel Blast 5.png]]
+Snow Barrel Blast 5.png|'''[[Snow Barrel Blast]]'''<br>The first level of Gorilla Glacier, Snow Barrel Blast is a snow-filled level containing several [[Barrel Cannon]]s necessary to travel across the pitfalls.
-|name1=[[Snow Barrel Blast]]
+Slipslide Ride SNES 2.png|'''[[Slipslide Ride]]'''<br>The second level of Gorilla Glacier, Slipslide Ride takes place in an icy cavern. Getting through the levels requires the Kongs to use slippery ropes to slide either up or down an area.
-|description1=The first level of Gorilla Glacier, Snow Barrel Blast is a snow-filled level containing several [[Barrel Cannon]]s necessary to travel across the pitfalls.
+Ice Age Alley.png|'''[[Ice Age Alley]]'''{{footnote|main|a}}<br>The third level of Gorilla Glacier, Ice Age Alley also takes place during a snowstorm, though it has more rope-swinging segments in place of Barrel Cannons. Shortly before the start is an [[animal crate]] of [[Expresso]], who can help the Kongs cross the pitfalls more quickly. [[Mini-Necky]]s are the main enemies of the level.
-|image2=[[File:Slipslide Ride SNES 2.png]]
+Croctopus Chase SNES.png|'''[[Croctopus Chase]]'''{{footnote|main|a}}<br>The fourth level of Gorilla Glacier, Croctopus Chase takes place in a very cold river. In various segments, a [[Croctopus]] chase after the Kongs, who have to swim away from them, until reaching a small area where the Croctopus rests.
-|name2=[[Slipslide Ride]]
+Torchlight Trouble SNES 3.png|'''[[Torchlight Trouble]]'''{{footnote|main|b}}<br>The fifth level of Gorilla Glacier, Torchlight Trouble takes place in a dark cave level, exclusively featuring [[Squawks]], who carries a torchlight to help the Kongs see their way ahead. [[Oil drum]]s and [[Mincer]]s appear as obstacles throughout the cave.
-|description2=The second level of Gorilla Glacier, Slipslide Ride takes place in an icy cavern. Getting through the levels requires the Kongs to use slippery ropes to slide either up or down an area.
+Rope Bridge Rumble 3.png|'''[[Rope Bridge Rumble]]'''{{footnote|main|b}}<br>The sixth and final level of Gorilla Glacier, Rope Bridge Rumble takes place in a treetop village. An [[animal crate]] of [[Winky]] appears in the first [[bonus room]], and he can help by defeating [[Zinger]]s and jumping between platforms over pitfalls.
-|image3=[[File:Ice Age Alley.png]]
+DKC-ReallyGnawtyRampage.png|'''Boss level: [[Really Gnawty Rampage]]'''<br>The boss level of Gorilla Glacier, Really Gnawty Rampage is where [[Really Gnawty]] is fought. He is fought similarly to [[Very Gnawty]], except he can jump higher and, in the Game Boy Advance remake, cause stalagmites to fall from the ceiling upon landing.
-|name3=[[Ice Age Alley]]{{footnote|main|a}}
+</gallery>
-|description3=The third level of Gorilla Glacier, Ice Age Alley also takes place during a snowstorm, though it has more rope-swinging segments in place of Barrel Cannons. Shortly before the start is an [[animal crate]] of [[Expresso]], who can help the Kongs cross the pitfalls more quickly. [[Mini-Necky]]s are the main enemies of the level.
-|image4=[[File:Croctopus Chase SNES.png]]
-|name4=[[Croctopus Chase]]{{footnote|main|a}}
-|description4=The fourth level of Gorilla Glacier, Croctopus Chase takes place in a very cold river. In various segments, a [[Croctopus]] chase after the Kongs, who have to swim away from them, until reaching a small area where the Croctopus rests.
-|image5=[[File:Torchlight Trouble SNES 3.png]]
-|name5=[[Torchlight Trouble]]{{footnote|main|b}}
-|description5=The fifth level of Gorilla Glacier, Torchlight Trouble takes place in a dark cave level, exclusively featuring [[Squawks]], who carries a torchlight to help the Kongs see their way ahead. [[Oil drum]]s and [[Mincer]]s appear as obstacles throughout the cave.
-|image6=[[File:Rope Bridge Rumble 3.png]]
-|name6=[[Rope Bridge Rumble]]{{footnote|main|b}}
-|description6=The sixth and final level of Gorilla Glacier, Rope Bridge Rumble takes place in a treetop village. An [[animal crate]] of [[Winky]] appears in the first [[bonus room]], and he can help by defeating [[Zinger]]s and jumping between platforms over pitfalls.
-|image7=[[File:DKC-ReallyGnawtyRampage.png]]
-|name7=[[Really Gnawty Rampage]]
-|description7=The boss level of Gorilla Glacier, Really Gnawty Rampage is where [[Really Gnawty]] is fought. He is fought similarly to [[Very Gnawty]], except he can jump higher and, in the Game Boy Advance remake, cause stalagmites to fall from the ceiling upon landing.
-}}
 {{footnote|note|a|Ice Age Alley and Croctopus Chase had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.}}
 {{footnote|note|b|Torchlight Trouble and Rope Bridge Rumble had their positions switched in the Game Boy Advance version.}}
+</div>
 ==Names in other languages==